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Q: In Shanghai for a few days

I'm in Shanghai for a few days doing some training before I head off to Zhangjiagang. I've never been here (or in China) before, I was wondering where are some good places to see, bars to go to etc? I'm only going to be free at night mostly (apart from tomorrow). Im 24 so anything aimed at younger people would be great

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I would go to the Shanghai World Financial Center in the Bund, the views from the 101 floor at night are amazing . The Yuyuan gardens are ok too if you like older architecture, and don't take much time to visit them.

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